PICTURES: Thousands attend amazing 2019 Dundee Flower and Food Festival

by Mhairi Edwards

September 9 2019, 5.22pm

Flowers that have been submitted for judging.

The public admire the bonsai trees that have been submitted for judging on Saturday at the 2019 Dundee Flower and Food Festival.

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